Amy Shark and Brooke Boney led the celebrity arrivals at this year’s ARIA Awards in Sydney on Wednesday.
Amy, 35, stepped out in a pair of black high-waisted trousers and a cream-coloured cropped cardigan.
Her long brunette hair was styled in her trademark half-up, half-down beehive, and she opted for natural-looking makeup with a focus on glowing skin.
Wearing the pants: Amy Shark (right) and Brooke Boney (left) led the celebrity arrivals at this year’s ARIA Awards in Sydney on Wednesday
The Everybody Rise singer will perform at this year’s awards show, in addition to being nominated for an impressive six ARIAs.
She’s up for Song of the Year, Album of the Year, Best Artist, Best Pop Release, Best Video and Best Australian Live Act.
Meanwhile, Brooke, 34, will host a pre-awards event, with the Today entertainment reporter stepping out in cream-coloured trousers.
Making faces: Her long brunette hair was styled in her trademark half-up, half-down beehive, and she opted for natural-looking makeup with a focus on glowing skin
Peace out: The Everybody Rise singer will perform at this year’s awards show, in addition to being nominated for an impressive six ARIAs
Host with the most: Brooke will host a pre-awards event, with the Today entertainment reporter stepping out in cream-coloured trousers
She also wore a white button-up shirt, and rounded out her elegant ensemble with a pair of strappy stilettos and silver jewels.
Gretta Ray, who is nominated for the Michael Gudinski Breakthrough Artist award, certainly turned heads in a sultry black ensemble.
The unusual outfit featured a plunging neckline and a cut-out at the waist, which showed off her svelte frame to perfection.
Chic: She also wore a white button-up shirt, and rounded out her elegant ensemble with a pair of strappy stilettos and silver jewels
Slinky number: Gretta Ray, who is nominated for the Michael Gudinski Breakthrough Artist award, certainly turned heads in a sultry black ensemble
Rock ‘n’ roll: She teamed her floor-length look with a pair of strappy sandals, and wore her hair and makeup in a cool rock-chick style
She teamed her floor-length look with a pair of strappy sandals, and wore her hair and makeup in a cool rock-chick style.
Aussie folk singer Vera Blue put on quite the elegant display as she sauntered up to the red carpet on Wednesday evening.
She sported an unusual ensemble that consisted of a black bralet, embellished skirt and a vest made of diamante stones which drizzled down her slender frame.
Interesting look! Aussie folk singer Vera Blue put on quite the elegant display as she sauntered up to the red carpet on Wednesday evening
Quite the look: She sported an unusual ensemble that consisted of a black bralet, embellished skirt and a vest made of diamante stones which drizzled down her slender frame
Blue teamed the look with a pair of matching sparkling gloves, and some lilac pearlescent heels .
She wore her hair in a gentle beach wave, and accentuated her features with a smoky black eye.
It wouldn’t be a night of celebration for Australian music without The Wiggles, with members old and new posing up a storm on the red carpet.
Anthony Field, Tsehay Hawkins, and former members Jeff Fatt and Murray Cook all gave a flashing grin to the camera before rocking up the glitzy event.
The Wiggles have arrived! Anthony Field (left) Tsehay Hawkins (second right) and former members Jeff Fatt (second left) and Murray Cook (right) all gave a flashing grin to the camera before rocking up the glitzy event
Stunning: Tsehay Hawkins, who was recently announced as Yellow Wiggle Emma Watkins’ replacement, looked absolutely incredible in a shimmering emerald gown
Lovely: Tsehay wore her hair in a gorgeous up-do, and emphasised her features with a flash of makeup
Tsehay Hawkins, 16 – who was recently announced as Yellow Wiggle Emma Watkins’ replacement – looked absolutely incredible in a shimmering emerald gown.
She accessorised with white heels, and wore silver jewellery around her neck and wrists to ensure the ensemble popped.
Tsehay wore her hair in a gorgeous up-do, and emphasised her features with a flash of makeup.
Singer and social media personality Peach PRC opted for a much more extravagant look for her red carpet appearance.
The pink-haired beauty stunned in a statement baby pink skirt with epic ruffle detail, which she teamed with a matching corset and gloves.
Crikey! Singer and social media personality Peach PRC opted for a much more extravagant look for her red carpet appearance
Extravagant: The pink-haired beauty stunned in a statement baby pink skirt with epic ruffle detail, which she teamed with a matching corset and gloves
She wore sparkly glitter embellishment on her face, and teamed her look with a muted pink lipstick and thick black lashes.
Looking absolutely dapper at the event was popular rockers Lime Cordiale, comprising of brothers Louis and Oli Leimbach.
The duo looked suave and sophisticated in similar style suits, with Oli opting for shades of grey and navy while Louis went for a cool stone and white look.
Suits you! Looking absolutely dapper at the event was popular rockers Lime Cordiale, comprising of brothers Louis (right) and Oli (left) Leimbach
Dapper: The duo looked suave and sophisticated in similar style suits, with Oli opting for shades of grey and navy while Louis went for a cool stone and white look
This year’s ARIA Awards – which honour homegrown musical talent – are being held at Sydney’s Taronga Zoo.
They’ll feature The Kid LAROI’s final performance before he takes a hiatus, after announcing he’s focusing on completing his debut album.
‘Last week I went on a small vacation for the first time in a while,’ the 18-year-old wrote on Instagram on November 16.
‘During that time I started thinking, and I made the decision that I need to take some time away from everything and focus on the next project; my debut album.
‘I’m going to miss you all beyond words can describe, but I do believe that this is what I need to do to give you all the best music possible.’
Also making an appearance at this year’s awards show are Ed Sheeran, Charli XCX, Troye Sivan and The Wiggles.
Speaking ahead of the awards show on Tuesday, ARIA CEO Annabelle Herd said she was thrilled the ceremony was going ahead after a difficult couple of years amid the pandemic.
‘We’re all very excited to see the industry come together and celebrate again – it has been such a long time since we have been able to have this much talent in one room,’ she said as reported by Mediaweek.
‘We have prepared an absolutely world-class show in partnership with YouTube and we can’t wait to show the rest of Australia and the world exactly how exciting and brilliant our music industry is right now.’
This year’s ARIA Awards will be broadcast globally via YouTube Music and will air on 9Now on Wednesday from 7.30pm.
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